Pepperdine Law Review Announces Sorenson Award and Student Publication Selections Volume L

Pepperdine Law Review is proud to announce the winner of this year's Ronald M. Sorenson Memorial Writing Award, which is presented to the member of Law Review who submits the most well-written, thoroughly researched, and intellectually engaging comment or note:

• Jake Porath - Typing a Terrorist Attack: Using Tools from the War on Terror to Fight the War on Ransomware

Pepperdine Law Review is also proud to announce that the following student-written articles have been selected for publication in Pepperdine Law Review Volume L:

• Abigail Falk - Rounding Up the Three-Fifths Clause: Eradicating Prison Gerrymandering in the South
• Angelica Varona - Know When to Hold Them, When to Fold Them, and When to Walk Away: TikToks are Professional Sports Franchises’ Ace in Collective Bargaining Negotiations 
• Brandon Wong - Freezing Innovation: How the Platform Competition and Opportunity Act Will Freeze Funds in the Tech Start-Up Market 
• Mai Contino -  Liability for Deadly Failure: Rejecting the Push for PREP Act Preemption and Restraining PREP Act Immunity for Senior Living Facilities and Nursing Homes  
• Tyler Lisea - Lemmon Leads the Way to Algorithm Liability: Navigating the Internet Immunity Labyrinth